In the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk, you should have one definition file for the Address List database, and if you view hidden files, you will also see the definition file for the Web browser history and the .cdb files which store the database records for the E-Mail Folders, Directory of Services, Address List, and Web browser history databases. In the KeyMail folder, you'll find the definition files for the E-Mail Folders and Directory of Services databases. Definition files for customized databases should be stored in the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk. Copies of the DDF files for the factory-installed databases are burned into the KeySoft System Disk.
There are two locations to free database space, one in the Set-Up Options submenu of KeyMail to free the e-mail database, and one in the Set-Up Options submenu of KeyList which frees the database space of the database currently selected in the "Select KeyList File" option of the Set-Up Options submenu of KeyList. Before v5.1, the "Free database space" option of KeyList was found right from the KeyList Menu. With the older database structure (before v4), the records of the E-Mail Folders, Directory of Services, and Address List databases were stored in the KeyList.cdb file in the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk, and one definition file, KeyList.klt, found in the KeyList folder of the Flash Disk (also burned into the KS Disk), governed them. ----- Original Message ----- >From: rhonda clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: [Braillenote] keylist files >My curiosity is aroused. On my bn, there is (one KeyList file". On another >bn, there are two. Does this have anything to do with the operation of the >bn? Are there supposed to be one or two? Some of you have talked about freeing >database space from two locations, and I only find one location. I'm even >asking this question on a relatively good day--grin! Thanks for your responses. >___ >To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote >?
